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Re: Jonjones325 post# 453266

Sunday, 03/03/2024 9:10:14 PM

Sunday, March 03, 2024 9:10:14 PM

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To answer my own question. AI buddy says.

EMEA (European Medicines Agency) MAA (Marketing Authorization Application) filings can fail to get approved for various reasons:

1. **Insufficient Evidence**: If the submitted data doesn't adequately demonstrate the safety, efficacy, and quality of the drug, the application may be rejected.

2. **Safety Concerns**: If there are significant safety issues identified during the review process, such as unexpected side effects or risks outweighing benefits, the application may be denied.

3. **Efficacy Concerns**: If the drug's effectiveness is not proven to a satisfactory degree, the application may be rejected.

4. **Quality Issues**: If there are deficiencies in manufacturing processes or product quality, it could lead to rejection.

5. **Regulatory Compliance**: Failure to meet regulatory requirements, including documentation and labeling standards, can result in rejection.

6. **Incomplete Data**: Missing or incomplete data required for evaluation can lead to delays or rejection.

7. **Ethical or Legal Concerns**: Issues related to ethics, patient consent, or legal compliance can also result in rejection.

8. **Insufficient Benefit-Risk Profile**: If the benefits of the drug do not outweigh its risks, the application may be rejected.

Each case is unique, and the reasons for rejection can vary depending on the specific circumstances surrounding the drug and its application.
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